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1. PROVERB

2.  PROVERB atau dikenal dengan istilah
pribahasa merupakan ayat atau
kumpulan kata mempunyai susunan
tetap, mengandung pengertian
tertentu berisi saran-saran positif

3.  Kinds of Proverbs:
 1. Aphorism (Pepatah)
 This proverb offers advice.
 Example : Don’t go too far in small.
 (Persoalan kecil jangan dibesar-
besarkan).
 2. Parable (Perumpamaan)
 That has a moral lesson and has
parable.
 Example : To carry coals to New-castle.
 (Bagai membuang garam kelaut)

4.  3. Slogan (Pameo)
 This proverb gives spirit or motivation.
 Example :
 1. Early bird gets worm
 (Tuhan akan memberikan rezeki
kepada makhluk-Nya)
 2. Diligence is the mistress of
success.
 (Kerajinan pangkal kesuksesan)

5.  4. Idiom
 Idiom adalah kelompok kata yang
dirangkai dengan susunan tertentu
dimana artinya tidak dapat ditebak dari
arti kata-kata penyusunnya secara
terpisah.
 Example :
 1. Pull your sock up. (improve your
behaviour)
 2. You can arrange your bedroom at
will. (sesuka hati)
 3. Don’t mention it. (You’re welcome)

6.  Save me from my friend
(Musuh dalam selimut)
Grash all, lose all.
(hidup segan mati tak mau)

7.  2. RIDDLE (TEKA-TEKI)
 RIDDLE adalah jenis puisi yang
menggambarkan sesuatu tanpa benar-
benar penamaan apa itu, meninggalkan
pembaca untuk menebak.
Teka-teki bisa apa saja, dari teka-teki
tentang binatang sampai tentang obyek.
Tidak ada aturan tentang bagaimana
struktur sebuah puisi teka-teki, teka-teki
bisa lucu atau dapat sajak, itu tergantung
pada orang yang menulis teka-teki.

8.  Riddle :

 1. What building has the most stories? An eye
 2. What is broken every time it’s spoken? Smoke
 3. What four letter word can be read upside down,
downside up, and up to down? Tomorrow
 4. What animal walks on all fours in the morning, two in
the afternoon and three in the evening?” Night falls and day
breaks
 5. What falls, but does not break, and what breaks but
does not fall? A river
 6. I have holes in my top and bottom, my left and right,
and in the middle. But I still hold water. What am I? A man,
since he crawls as a child then walks and uses a cane when
he gets older.
 7. What can run but never walks, has a mouth but never
talks, has a head but never weeps, has a bed but never
sleeps? Library

9.  Riddle Poems

 I. The beginning of eternity, The end of time and space, The
beginning of every end, And the end of every place.
 -The Guess Book (c. 1820)
 Answer : The letter e
 II. There is one that has a head without an eye, And there’s one
that has an eye without a head. You may find the answer if you try;
 And when all is said,
 Half the answer hangs upon a thread.
 -Christina Rossetti
 Answer : Pins and needles
 III. We are little airy Creatures,
 All of diff’rent Voice and Features, One of us in Glass is set,
 One of us you’ll find in Jet, T’other you may see in Tin, And the
fourth a Box within, If the fifth you should pursue It can never fly from
you.

10.  I have three eyes, all in a row
When the red one opens, all freeze
A Traffic light
I am the black cloack of the road
Asphalt

11.  Example riddle :